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The Belle of Belgrave Square | Mimi Matthews

#truth 🤓

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Harry Potter, #1) | J.K. Rowling

#middlegrademonday @karisimo @daisey

I am in no way happy with this author as of late, but I did love these books, and Harry's birthday is quite big in this one. 💛

Bookwormjillk I agree with you, but it does fit very well with this theme. 2w

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AnnCrystal Love Harry Potter...will never understand how an author who wrote about racism against Muggles could feel it alright to express prejudice against “anyone“ 🤔🤗💫🪄🧙🏼‍♀️📚💝. 2w

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dabbe @AnnCrystal #truth 🎯♥️🎯 2w

Karisimo It‘s still a great story and a fabulous birthday scene! My 8 year old niece is reading the series for the first time and I‘m kinda envious of her experience! 2w

dabbe @Karisimo This is one series I would love to visit for the 1st time again! 🤩 2w

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Do Admit: The Mitford Sisters and Me | Mimi Pond

#Truth

Ruthiella 100% 🙁 2w

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Poemes & Poems | Kiril Kadiiski

#Truth #OhReaderMagazine

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Untitled | Unknown

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Bibliophile: An Illustrated Miscellany | Jane Mount

#BibliophileAdventCalendar #Day1

The #AdventPromptoftheDay is:
🎄What was the best book you read this year?
🎄Why did you enjoy it so much?

Join the fun! Answer in the comments ⬇️ or post and tag 💜

@WanderingBookaneer @Cupcake12 @Karisa @AmyG @TheBookHippie @Erinreadsthebooks @Bookperson96 @tpixie

TheBookHippie Honestly I don‘t pick a top read 🫣🤣 that being said having the daily read of this tagged book has been a balm and I have loved every minute

A Tree a Day: 365 of the World�s Most Majestic Trees

1mo

BookishMarginalia Let me start: I have no idea what my favorite book is! #Truth! Usually it's the latest one? I guess if I had to pick I would pick one that has stayed with me because of book club:

Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom for Collective Well-Being

1mo

BookishMarginalia @TheBookHippie Kindred spirits! 1mo

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TheBookHippie @BookishMarginalia ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ 1mo

TheBookgeekFrau The Sun Down Motel by Simone St. James. Everything about the story was just so unexpected and made for thrilling ride. 1mo

xicanti THE SECOND CHANCE BOOK CLUB by Stephanie Butland. There was no distance between me and any of the characters. I lived their emotions right alongside them. (edited) 1mo

Karisa Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor was so innovative and compelling a read. It has staying power. I keep recommending it! 1mo

Karisa @BookishMarginalia 😊 I‘m often the same way! So many good books out there and I fall in love with many 1mo

tpixie 2025 favorites are The Correspondent- I listened to the audio and the narrators were great and I just think the story was wonderful. My Friends- Bachman writes just the right mix of tragedy and humor and the human experience.

The Correspondent: A Novel

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AmyG My favorite was Wild Dark Shore - Charlotte McConaghy. Many damaged characters and joy/sadness. My kind of book. (edited) 1mo

tpixie @AmyG My sister told me to read this. It‘s high on my TBR! (edited) 1mo

Cupcake12 Mine would have to be the first book in this series. Prior to that I didn‘t really read romantasy but now I‘m hooked!

Twin Crowns

1mo

Jeg Always home, Always Homesick by Hannah Kent would be the stand out for me this year. 1mo

dabbe I won't know until I complete my reading brackets at the end of December, but if I had to pick until now ... I'd say the tagged one was the only one that got 5 ⭐️'s from me this year.

Breaking the Chain: The Guard Dog Story

1mo

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